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by tlg1025 Accepted solution
by route81 Accepted solution
by rw2000 Accepted solution
I usually set each checkbox label's background color to be noticeable, then make it transparent. In the form's module:
Private Sub Check1_GotFocus()
lblCheck1.BackStyle = 1 'visible
End Sub
Private Sub Check1_LostFocus()
lblCheck1.BackStyle = 0 'transparent
End Sub
by tlg1025 Accepted solution
by tlg1025 Accepted solution
Thank you! Yesterday I had been trying to use the focus events by changing the borders (I tried both the checkbox and label borders) and that was just not working. I had not considered changing the font. Talk about not thinking outside the box...literally! ;)
Changing the font worked like a charm in my testing so now I need to contact my user to make sure that is what she is looking for!
by sgt_shultz Accepted solution
a conditional formatting 'wizard' is built into my version of Access (2003)
in your form, in design view, select the control (checkbox) then pick Format/Conditional Formatting
by fleztek Accepted solution
this very day I have been trying to find a way to do EXACTLY this - wouold you believe it ? Gave up and decided to trawl my eMail, saw this Post listed on a Daily Tech Republic Post I receive.
Amazing - even works in Wordpad, where I was attempting to build a small check list.
TechRepublic keeps on ROCKING !
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